A Cultural Study of Jayasimha II

by Shivaraju | 2018 | 63,152 words

Summary: This cultural study of Jayasimha II (based on inscriptions) explores the impact of his reign over the Kalyana Chalukya Empire from A.D 1015 to A.D 1044. By examining over 160 inscriptions, the study delves into political, religious, social, and economic aspects of the 11th century Kannada region. The research aims to highlight Jayasimha II's contributions to Karnataka's culture, focusing on his administrative structure, the diversity of religious practices, social norms, and economic conditions during his rule.

The study also seeks to underscore the architectural achievements, such as temples and memorials, and how they reflect the era's cultural wealth. By analyzing the primary and secondary sources, the thesis aims to fill a gap in historical research on Jayasimha II, emphasizing his overlooked contributions to Karnataka's progress. The research methodology involves gathering inscriptions, conducting fieldwork, and organizing data chronologically and topically. This approach ensures a structured analysis of Jayasimha II’s era, revealing the relevance of his achievements and their enduring impact on contemporary Karnataka society.

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